A few weeks ago, I procured a copy of Chris Bachelder's The Throwback Special (WW Norton, £16.99).
I procured a copy through some museum friends, but, before they could set up a screening, they misplaced the DVD.
And had I procured a whole bird, we could be sautéing the liver in rosemary-infused olive oil right then and there for a mother-daughter snack.
I procured a basin and water, and went to a room where there were seven or eight, some shot in the arms, others in the legs, and one in his back, and another in the shoulder.
Instead of a fold-out couch that won't fold out, I procured a cheap box spring and mattress, put a bunch of pillows where it meets the wall, and called it a daybed; our refugee from Hurricane Sandy recently slept there.
I procured a quart of glue and a ream each of red and green copy paper.
I managed to procure a free copy and in order not to give anyone royalties I'll gladly lend him a copy".
Next stop, Radio Shack, where I was to procure a microphone for my teenage cousin, Myles.
Since I was among the group of roughly 27 people in America who don't watch this program regularly, I had to procure a tape of the Westchester episode, which was broadcast Jan . 15
If members of my household hankered for an old-fashioned shrimp tree, for instance, I could easily procure a conical Styrofoam base to start the tried-and-true assembly process.
